Do your students love singing?-KARAOKE

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      Karaoke is so fun. It is a great tool that both teachers and students enjoy. You may have karaoke both with your young students as well as with adults.

      Going aesthetic: new link

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      A video of Susan Philipsz commenting on her sound sculpture "Lowlands Away" is now available at

      Going aesthetic: sound art and the development of oracy

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      Simultaneous memory and pronunciation training

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      Once in a while I begin a lesson in a primary classroom with teachig a simple poem. It's done for the sake of the developing proper pronunciation and intonation patterns.

      Teaching phonology to young learners: activities

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      As the sounds of Russian differ from the sounds of the English language, it's highly important for our students not only to learn how to pronounce them correctly, but also to learn

      The Forgotten Letter “Q” as in: Quiet Pronunciation Activities

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      When I started out working with young learners the one thing that was difficult for me to figure out is how much noise is too much noise.

      Practice English

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      Dear all,

      I would love to share some websites which are great resources for our students:

      Global English. What language do you teach?

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      Dear fellow bloggers,

      Voki Avatars to Improve Pronunciation

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      Would you like to hear your students read a

      Bac English

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      Bac English is created for Algerian secondary school pupils .
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